The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-31

this yoar. Ho Is sadly missed from the team,
base admir- Admirably, D1piap's batting fielding and
base running cannot DO spurcu ct such ihie'
INTERESTING NEWS fRoM CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, july so AT the next meeting Of
IN q ik A 60 oan u ssas
pointnent Of a ytnnd!nG ,ccIhinittce which
ha e oS rs s6 a. p arSsG sr he he
transscrs II Tor he lon sat q players, clubs. and
e caas p Sod fn wieR governs sontracs and re-
ieascs nro showing II, very strongly, and II be-
@ e ;So sa S o & rns s''Ff ss Pe so
mors equitable Tor both, club and player. and l,
f foS FSsSlys mem rss cub srsns provision
"s for thu ss future S aso Ss sS
likely to extend over a term o, years. by this
eon tSt IA line With Tue lsw Of the land, The
committee spoken Of sboye, and which us Is
n sd co saS "T s S sSa sns
transfers. ior .dissaiisaod players. and gen
Sra syt. d M ts Gse Ssd pr ssryai' n
bitra,ioh. COMMITTEES cannot runch. The
Cleveland Club IL also I'm favor OF the percent
sS sss Of 9RS recep
purse for tho wfnner OF tho chanpionship. aaf
vi = schedule WITH lower, IN II than that
to ESst Ft 81 cIevclaid bsaS n WIN Big dsa
for the purchase and distribution OF an eptire
s sS Il sas essd Is resGs when the
SeTsiaSd may Try pitching phssno nn,nSaa
West, who sronds i've months Of. every year in
viii send him ha on TGis man sonsidors fhcel
says thns Flynn Of tho stocktons and MulleY, q
Apn Ern iNnn prn nypfg
Burke OF the Dctroits bo PREDICTS failure, and
laughs. at tho Metropolithn's experience with
step MebonaId, eat sys ana H. Moorc out.
aHd ali mon no WHO have had limiea trial q the
sosd as hs I'D Wills 4 Wssh n
cellis said to be superior to Van HGltren.
youngstor as eyer carno into the Association.
and is destined to be one OF the best of pitchers.
All his curves are shoots. he com9fands, the
iivers tho bali rs Quickly ns any pitcher. Aside
from that his heart is good.
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
WATERBURY,. July 3o.-The meeting, Of the
bnTysin his city this wsck was indeed Q ais
a NJ nS ae sy asaa the
in New Hnven's place. tsecond position) and
nlny ut nrldgsport II they ooTd get Gr9uf tds
bull WIS on tho. boom In Connecticut, But
aans toua the Ahsto faE Ra dse
ssspsss q SaiwGSss arc r. IT, GsHssi
nSs' to conform 70 the a
s ssSs 50 OUT they hs Is Ss
since they have but fey
h efs snesa 4Ss hs. @Rs by
made to this. ns II was Thought that tho League
could proiltably arrange games there on those
hGys h st ep s 1S they viii ths
stand by their proposition, bridgeport is again
cumorous, for a nine. and would DO only too
Anothc Of year Year viii probably sec some Change
IN tho pnnper Of playing base ball IN Connec-
@ a the na eHn n
|trst place when tPe nines were made up II most;
tho beneful Ito thein) habit of tho big tongues
and hired outside, players at large salaries.
b S s item osgSss
mission fees arc hf.y cents md tTSenty,ilye
1c the to fsdnt is
that unless the larger leagues were aped there
Impression 1 began to take eject the interest
has gradually diminished tilI tho new rules this
year nave JUST ABOUT NnlSnou IL. PROPOSE
year that mono but. local talent shall be en-
nloyed. saving perhaps the batteries When
those snme towns have ssnt out from timo to
time, 1t wonld seem that such IN agreement
eesanS t Tn na fSfs shs 1t
Tho present managers are reticent on this
poht They say that what they want to do
eabs and
ss Gns ssy Ms ssEE h9fs p %s saS
they cannot stay unless another club Is
brought in at once.
h. DARE BALL NOTES.
Brooklyn.-Yes irisS4
Hobby Matthews is again pitching for the Athistca
George Gore is doing great work.for tho New Yorks
Tho Atlas and tho Monica Clubs play at Wholesome
day.
te .HS .1'''''' o''' ''A' 'A' -''A' ~
Darby ogrion would make nne left fielder for the
Tho American Association has tried CROUCH umpires
this TO form several clubs.
T Ii MADE Snss of tho Pittsburgh
Tho Acme Club OF this city has been reorssn!zod 1t Is
now much stronger than heretofore
League. lie takes the place Of Dick rearos. '''''
E.A-Abont IL, coo AMENDED the game IN Philadelphia
and 1000 attended the game t the Polo grounds.
lame Ills pitching days thought TO be over.
ss s H Il. t s will
Tho Cincinnati Club manager can kick himself every
time no thinks of what fool lie for releasing Jones
Tho Rambler Club would like to arrange games with
all tirstciass junior n,nes n. Carroll, Jr, p. o. Box
l7o3.
Fred Manu. the neldcr of tho Cleveland Club
been engaged by theAthletics for whom he will play In
Ills old position.
The team that works for the single run will win the
greater number Of games That Is the kind OF men
CoiRisky and Arson ere.
The Cuban Giant play a COLLEGE ppnt with ths Col!
Club play at West Farms
York second, Philadelphia third. Providence foar.h.
Boston won ae championship in 1881
The nanoyers Of Yorkvile would like to
with tlrstclass clubs, and would also like engage
good pitcher. J. Mossbacher, manager iU2 East Sow
enty Ninth street
Geo Smith the bright short stop of the BROOKLYN Club,
Is too good man to be out OF the League. lie should
be the associate OF ssch mon as compose tho New York
Chicago and Detroit clubs.
OF the recent Detroit Chicago game tho Detrnu Free
Pres Very Hard Luck Combined with Some Ex-
trenely Yellow Attempts at Batting Enable the
tors to EaFomtne tho Wolyorlnes."
There likely to he interesting time at the special
erni OF tho delegates have been accustomed to have
secretares with them at tho meeting An attempt will
bama!e 70 break this practco.u and from the presen,